Broncos game vs. the Jaguars is a must win or else things are going to get ugly

If the Broncos go 0-4, a whole new level of panic will be hitting the Mile High City. I mean, the Vance Joseph Broncos at least started 2-0 and gave us a few weeks of some false hope. However, an 0-4 start and a winless month of September?

Yikes.

Not to be captain obvious, but the Broncos need, NEED to win this game against the Jaguars. One positive Sunday is all they could need to potentially right the ship and get some positive growth going for Vic Fangio’s Broncos. However, a 0-4 start would put one big ol hole into Fangio’s ship and boy it will be sinking.

The Broncos remaining schedule is brutal, so they need to win these games they’re supposed to win and sneak a few surprise W’s in here and there to get themselves into the postseason hunt. That, unfortunately, has yet to happen and the Broncos have lost at the very least, two winnable games thus far.

The Jaguars are without their week one starting quarterback Nick Foles, however, rookie Gardner Minshew and his mustache have things rolling in Jacksonville. Their defense showed last Thursday night that they can still be elite. They may also have All-Pro corner Jalen Ramsey on the field for them to make life even more difficult for the winless Broncos.

It won’t be an easy test for the Broncos this Sunday. Will they avoid 0-4 and get a win against the Jaguars? or will they go 0-4 and deal with the drama that comes with that?

Vic Fangio isn’t surprised by the confusion regarding pass interference replay review – ProFootballTalk
No one should be surprised by the mess that has emerged regarding replay review of pass interference calls and non-calls. Broncos coach Vic Fangio definitely isn't.

Vic Fangio doesn’t see Von Miller’s no-questions press conference as a big deal – ProFootballTalk
Broncos linebacker Von Miller, who is usually very talkative, didn't talk much during his midweek press conference. Instead, Miller took the podium, made a brief statement about the upcoming game against the Jaguars, and then left without taking a single question.

Antonio Brown “is working on” a grievance for Raiders pay – ProFootballTalk
Antonio Brown is gone from the Raiders, but he won't be forgotten. In large part because he wants to get paid. As expected from the moment the Raiders cut him 20 days ago, Brown "is working on" a grievance aimed at recovering unpaid wages from the Raiders, according to Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.com.

Tony Romo misses cut, will work this weekend – ProFootballTalk
Tony Romo's job has won out over his hobby, but only because he didn't win the ability to pursue his hobby on a workday. Via Andrew Marchand of the New York Post, the lead NFL analyst at CBS finished four strokes over par after two rounds at the Safeway Open in Napa, California.

Report: Jay Gruden could be fired if he loses this week – ProFootballTalk
If Jay Gruden doesn't play rookie quarterback Dwayne Haskins soon — and he doesn't seem so inclined — he may never get the chance. According to Les Carpenter of the Washington Post, two sources with knowledge of the situation said that Gruden could be fired if his team loses to the Giants Sun...

Week Four injury report roundup – ProFootballTalk
Week Four of the 2019 NFL season kicked off on Thursday with a win by the Eagles and it continues with 13 more games on Sunday, which means that the 28 teams in those games submitted their final injury reports of the week on Friday.

NFL Week 4 game picks: Ravens top Browns; Patriots stifle Bills - NFL.com
Can the Browns snap out of their funk on a tough road trip to Baltimore? Do the 3-0 Bills actually have what it takes to knock off the might Patriots? Gregg Rosenthal predicts every Week 4 game.

Injured Eagles bringing back CB Orlando Scandrick - NFL.com
An injury-riddled Eagles secondary is welcoming back a familiar face. Philadelphia is re-signing veteran cornerback Orlando Scandrick, a source told NFL Network's Mike Garafolo on Friday.

Matthew Stafford (hip) lands on Lions injury report - NFL.com
A hip injury has landed Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford on the injury report and has him questionable to start his 132nd straight game on Sunday against the Chiefs.

Daniel Jones' steadiness, Mecole Hardman's speed, Bills' culture - NFL.com
NFL.com's reporters fill you in on what you need to know in Week 4, including Daniel Jones' unflappability heading into his first home start with the New York Giants, Mecole Hardman's speed and more.

Roundup: WR Davante Adams' toe injury not serious - NFL.com
Packers receiver Davante Adams underwent an MRI on Friday. The receiver's toe injury is not believed to be serious. Here are the other injury we're monitoring ahead of Week 4.

Cam Newton talks foot injury, rehab in YouTube video - NFL.com
Carolina Panthers star quarterback Cam Newton, still sidelined with a foot injury, took to YouTube on Friday to answer all questions surrounding his health status and outlook for the rest of 2019.

Grading 2018 QB class in Year 2; Cowboys' title-caliber triplets - NFL.com
With the Browns' Baker Mayfield taking heat for his struggles in Year 2, Bucky Brooks offers perspective by grading all five first-round QBs from the 2018 draft. Plus, a look at the trio fueling the Cowboys' title hopes and more.

Melvin Gordon could play Sunday against Dolphins - NFL.com
With Justin Jackson out and Melvin Gordon's holdout over, the two-time Pro Bowl running back could debut against the Dolphins. "I've said all along there's a chance," coach Anthony Lynn said.